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Connecting to a network |
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User | Your computer comes with a |
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Desktop | To connect to a network, proceed as follows: |
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| 1 | Connect your |
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| Ethernet cable (not supplied) to the |
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| Ethernet port on the back of the computer. |
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Sony |
| The sticker covering the Ethernet port is |
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| there to remind customers in Germany not |
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| to insert an ISDN cable (see caution below). |
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| You can remove the sticker to use the |
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| Ethernet function. |
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| 2 | Go to Start, |
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| select Properties. |
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| 3 | Click the Hardware tab and select Device |
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| Manager. |
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| The Device Manager screen appears with the list of devices. |
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| 4 | Under Network Adapters, |
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| 5 | Click Properties. |
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| 6 | Under Device Usage, select Use this device (enable). |
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| 7 | Click OK to close the Properties window. |
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| The Ethernet connection is now enabled. |
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| ! | Connect only | |
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| or even fire in the port. If using this computer in Germany, please make sure you do not use an ISDN cable. It is physically very similar, but its higher | |
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| voltage of 12V may destroy the motherboard inside the computer. |
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